2. 1) If you Google for June 4, 1989 on www.google.cn, you
get only 2170 results, of which most are irrelevant.
While the same search on www.google.com yields
more than 40,100,000 results. Why?

4. 2) We sat around the crypt trying to choose a good
name. "Slipped Disc" was one of the favourite
suggestions we toyed with for a while until one of the
girls leaned forward "I know", she said "What about
_______? We are complete ______ at business.‘ "And
there aren't many ______ left around here." laughed
one of the other girls. "It would be nice to have one
here in name if nothing else.” Someone talking about
how he named something. What?

5.  Virgin

6.  US Invasion of Panama, 1989
 NATO Bombing of Serbia, 1999
 Kargil War, 1999
 Lebanon War, 2006
 South Ossetia War, 2008

7.  Violation of Golden Arches Theory

8.  X
 Roop Singh
 Leslie Claudius

9.  Dhyan Chand
 Tube stations named after Indians at London for
Olympics 2012

11.  Man-bat

12. 6) Why is 25th December a holiday in Pakistan?

13.  Jinnah’s birthday

14.  Up and Down, Circular Swing, Drunk Style, Half-
circle, Figure Eight, Side to Side, Whiplash, Two up
Two Down, All
Out, Tandem, Thrust, Hammer, Breakdown, Low
Profile, Full Body and Half Body.

15.  Types of Headbanging

16. 8) The day the FIFA World Cup final is held, there are no
other official football matches around the world
traditionally. There was an exception to this tradition
in 2002 and this match was called “the other final”.
Give funda

17.  The match between the two lowest ranked teams in
FIFA rankings
 Bhutan 4 – 0 Montserrat

18.  X
 Meter
 Candela
 Mole
 Ampere
 Second
 Kilogram

19.  Kelvin

20. 10) Where will you find the Veer Savarkar International
Airport?

21.  Port Blair

23.  WWF

24. 12) Which term in the english language was coined from
the fact that cheap novels were once printed on low
grade paper?

25.  Pulp Fiction

27.  Mahatma Gandhi

28. 14) The end credits of the film begin as follows:
“For our parents who gave us everything
For Ritwik Ghatak and Satyajit Ray, the gurus of
cinema, with love and salaams”
 The names of the cast and crew are preceded by their
parents’ names. The lead actor is credited twice- once
in his original name and once in his screen name.
 Which movie?

29.  Namesake

31.  Charlie Chaplin

32. 16) The most famous one in India is the one in
Pushkar, Rajasthan (often erroneously listed as the only
one in the world).
 There are two in Thirunavaya, Thiruvallam in Kerala ;
 one in the temple town of Kumbakonam,(Thanjavur
District) in Tamil Nadu ;
 one at Sri Kalahasti near Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh ;
 one in Kodumudi, Tamil Nadu ;
 one in Asotra village in Balotra taluka of Rajasthan's
Barmer district;
 One (dated 5th century AD) in the small,remote village of
Carambolim in the Sattari Taluka in NE Goa.
 What is this list and which is the largest and most
famous one in the world ?

33.  Temples dedicated to Lord Brahma.
 The largest and most famous shrine to Lord Brahma
may be found in Cambodia's Angkor Wat.

35.  Shaktimaan

37.  PIN codes

38.  Maulvi Ziauddin, a Pashtun insurance agent
 Ichiro Okuda
 Matsuda
 OrlandoMazzotta,an Italian nobleman

41.  St. Patrick’s Day

42. 21) Mr. Jayesh Desai, head of Surat based Rajhans Group
made a purchase that attracted a lot of attention in
2011. What?

43.  Sachin’s Ferrari

44. 22) the kangaroo and emu were chosen for the australian
national emblem for which physical quality that they
share?

45.  They cant walk backwards

46.  This is the world’s 2nd largest monastery after Lhasa.
Where in India?

47.  Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh

48. 25) Founder of which company said 'I have done more
than anyone else to change the face of mankind'?

49.  Gillette